Tagged with drawing

Exploration

“My art centers on the exploration of various artistic mediums and methods” The Original Photo, A sketch for a themed drawing exercise Digital Collage

Drawing and Critique

Darlene Duncan made a comment on my blog yesterday that I loved. “A comment without explanation does not help towards understanding or improvement.” The goal of a critique should be to move towards improvement through understanding, that is what makes it different from a criticism. I tell people all the time that there is not … Continue reading »

The Eyes Have it.

  Sometimes I am reminded why I have a studio, and what I loved about working at home. More later… Which means I ran out of time this morning, so I am posting quickly so I can write more on it later while on the road. It is later now.  My daughters asked me how … Continue reading »

Exploring and Enjoying

One of the questions I get asked all the time by students is some variation of is this right? What is the right answer when it comes to art?  Is it right for a tree to be purple?  Absolutely.  The sky and the ground too. Henri Matisse. Moroccan Landscape (Acanthus). 1911-13. Oil on canvas. Museum … Continue reading »

Back to Basics

Sketch Book Page There is not much  today, it was another day of sketching.  Yesterday was all words without a working pictures so there is some balance there.  I did get the link to the “Official Artist” cards fixed from yesterday. This weekend will be spent focusing on getting my word count on my NaNoWriMo attempt.  Have … Continue reading »

“Yes, you can draw.”

I have been doing a lot of work with computer graphics as of late and while that keeps me in practice with composing a scene, it takes a different skill set than basic drawing . I am firm believer in going back to the basics and working on improving your grasp of skills. Working on … Continue reading »